Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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,arf Clowning Around: Marilyn Hardy checks to see if her nose is on straight at the Hi-Lite picnic. 16 0 Summer S 5'A 7 f',e1'ri '9p W' .. ,, Wa it! Qm5n'k.f QVf:i'x,' I-L f , 'V gf? J- .- fzsilllilll' u HX N .9 autor-its ?e,vxy 'rf 2 le fgwff Ak Sink or Swim: Splashing around, Cissy Hudson, Robby Teel, Kim Kelly, and Tommy Gile decide to go down with the ship for a quick refresher from the scorching sun, Woman's Work: Senior women Kelly Cunningham and Caroline Free spend a Saturday morning wash- ing cars to raise money for the Varsity football team.

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Pom Pom Parade: Varsity cheerleaders give it all they've got in hopes of winning the spirit stick at SMU I-BSS Half, LESS Heilff B-team foolball DISYGYS cheerleading camp. sweat it out at training camp. ,yt 'S if .b ga ' ' i'?...' ,L ft.-Q Qihflr- ? 14,31 Parts, Parts, More Parts: Brian Fiske Soak Up the Sun: Certified senior Iifesaver Judy searches through shelves to fund the right Claman keeps a watchful eye on Swimmers at the item for his customers. Dallas Country Club. Summer 015

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qi xwffir rt ' A 'N'X - -but 1 . A. c 3 , If :f i W0 - gt- Race to the tinish : Alicia Lee makes her Elementary, my dear : Craig Arps and Julie Hol- move on opponents Barbara Giles, Louis Hex- loway sharpen their math skills with flash cards. ter, Sharon Wright, Mike Sharpe, and Rob A is tor apple: Brushing up on her vocabulary, Ceil Swann in Go to the Head of the Class. Albrecht strains her brain in the library. Senior brains gain top rating on merit exam Ten seniors named National Merit Semifinalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation were Ceil Albrecht, Craig Arps, Barbara Giles, Louis Hexter, Julie Holloway, Alicia Lee, Mike Sharpe, Robert Swann, Tina Wiersma, and Sharon Wright. These ten honorees represented a rate of 25.45 semifinalists per 1,000 students. This was the highest rate for a public high school in the Dallas area. These National Merit Semitinalists were eligible to become finalists if their Scholastic Aptitude Test scores meas- ured up to expectations. The lure of a wide variety of scholarships offered by the National Merit Scholastic Board encouraged the semifinalists to do their best on the SAT's. The National Merit Scholarship Cor- poration also named twelve Highland Park seniors Commendees. These stu- dents were Jim Antosh, Kurt Biehl, Anne Therese Butler, Parkes Dibble, Patty Ellisor, Julie Jumper, Jim Martin, Melanie Peskett, Liz Race, Katie Rice, Wayne Thomas, and Lydia Wilson. These National Merit Commendees scored in the top two per cent of all seniors nationwide who took the Quali- fying Test for the scholarships. National Merit 0 17